Figure representing the uatch, the sceptre of Isis, which represents a papyrus plant. The figure has a rectangular top with incised parallel grooves below which is a segment representing the papyrus leaves that flares outwards towards the top, and the shaft has slightly rounded sides that come to a blunted point at the bottom. Glazed in light green.

Figure depicting the Ib, or the heart, in dark grey stone. The figure has a protrusion at the top with three grooves running parallel from front to back and the remainder of the figure has the shape of a vase with a rounded base and a handle-like protrusion on each side.

Figure depicting Horus with a scarab on his head and knives in his hands.

Figure representing Horus on the crocodiles. He is depicted with a scarab on the top of his head and a necklace. A hole pierces through the back of the head from side to side.

Figure representing Bast, the cat-headed goddess standing on a rectangular platform with her left hand on her stomach. Covered in a dark reddish-brown coating.

Bronze, cylindrical shaped, figure depicting Horus, mounted on a stained, square piece of wood. The figure is wearing a falcon head, headdress. On the bottom of the base are two paper labels with black writing on them.

Figure depicting Chons the child wearing the side lock of youth called the tresse, the lunar disk and horns at the top of his head, and holding the uas sceptre. The figure is depicted standing on a platform with an iscosceles trapezoid shape and an elongated upright rectangle behind him through which there is a hole pierced from side to side at the top. Green glaze.

Fragment of glass with a floral design in red, yellow and green on a black background. The overall shape is roughly triangular.

Figure of a reclining lion, which represents the deity Nefertem. The lion's head is turned to its left.

Bracelet composed of green glass with snaking bands of yellow and orange-brown, and a band of twisted white and purply-brown glass.